The She Creature at dawn.


She wakes in the morning
as daybreak is dawning
and delights in the light
through the haze
there is sun.

And her glory does shimmer
a
s the sunlight grows dimmer
a
nd the sea calls out to her
"Come near, oh yes near."


S
he does dazzle and amaze
as her colors through the haze
like
a rainbow, like the day glow,
like you thought she
would be.

Come with me on this morning
s
he will be while lights dawning
more than dreams can reveal
more than fear can conceal.


Face as pink as make-up hue.
Chest
more blue than sky when true.
Green antenna that must be seen
through the day
and in between.
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As our pretty lady moves to shore she notices her
wave breaking on the rocks and she thinks.


Crash upon my rocks oh sea
and lay upon t
he land I see.
That teams with life, yes near and far
n
ot from a lab, not in a jar.

And
do I dare this wide eyed day
that I mi
ght know you in a way
t
hat's different from a point of view
o
f small town's people who pursue.

N
ow listen while I tell my tale
of seaman f
leeing from my trail.
Because my
sight is less than right
t
hey run, they hide all through the night.

T
hough man does fear me in a dream
I am not creature
                     who wants their screams
I only want to be beheld ... As woman,
as tender and not from Hell.




Our creature takes to land and moves slowly on the
shore.   She caresses every moment of her day till
night fall come
s and she must head back to sea.
As night falls on our creature
she realizes that her time on dry
land is short
and she thinks:

I've made the most of my time here
my sea, my water now draws me near.
A
nd thought I'm sad because my sight
rings fright, in night and that's my plight.

For m
ine is a lonely place
a
nd mine is the creatures fate.
In the depths of the sea
by myself
I do flea.

But do not  weep for me
oh child
for I'll be back i
n just a while
A
nother day another dream
upon this shore and maybe more.

M
y sirens sing a woeful tune
of wanting life from this lagoon.
To live as woman and not as freak
how hard it is and most times bleak.
The She Creature